I have heard various versions with different conductors. Each conductor has a different touch in this music. I like this version. This version makes me shiver to the end of the song.
Maestro Hatink rarely speaks during rehearsals. Al the information comes directly form the hand gestures and the facial expressions. A true master of his art. Even without uttering a word, every orchestra immediately sounds like him.
Thank you very much for uploading this great performance and for providing a link to the whole thing! I love Haitink's facial expressions at the beginning of the 4th movement.
The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (Dutch:Koninklijk Concertgebouworkest) is based at the Concertgebouw (concert hall) in Amsterdam. In 1988, Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands conferred the "Royal" title upon the orchestra.
You should really change the title to "RCO," instead of "KCO." I rarely type in "Koninklijk Concergebouworchest" instead of "Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra."
@parkthoven How true. Even after his back surgery, he slowly made his way to the podium using a cane but always conducted with vigor and focus. He's an amazing musician, and those of us in the Chicago area have been extremely fortunate to have him at the helm of the Chicago Symphony the past four years. All of his performances have a sense of occasion about them, as well as music making of the highest caliber and integrity.
I have heard various versions with different conductors. Each conductor has a different touch in this music. I like this version. This version makes me shiver to the end of the song.
Kenishachan 1 month ago
I loooove it! They're so amazing.. I wish I could like them.. :(
keironeustoma 1 month ago
I can't stop say that: Beethoven is Jesus and Mozart is God
Kjevois 10 months ago
I can't stop thinking about yaks when I listen to this symphony now. Thanks a lot, Beecham.
imperiumdiaboli 11 months ago
Bravo to timpanist Nick Would!
pkrnger 1 year ago
Maestro Hatink rarely speaks during rehearsals. Al the information comes directly form the hand gestures and the facial expressions. A true master of his art. Even without uttering a word, every orchestra immediately sounds like him.
MyMusic0201 1 year ago 2
Thank you very much for uploading this great performance and for providing a link to the whole thing! I love Haitink's facial expressions at the beginning of the 4th movement.
seacuc 1 year ago
No matter how many times I've listened to this magnificent finale..my eyes are never dry at the end of it
kanazo 1 year ago
Such extreme staccato throughout the movement. IMO, a welcome interpretation by Haitink who is respected worldwide for his Beethoven.
jepcorp 1 year ago
amazingggg
I would KILL to play in that orch D:
abviolinplayer 1 year ago
@abviolinplayer I play in that orchestra. It's great indeed, but I am glad I did not have to kill anyone to play there ;-).
ijtunes 1 year ago 2
beautiful, perfect!
Alecsey21 1 year ago
2nd horn comes in 2 bars early at 5.52
lipkinasl 2 years ago
This performance much better than his earlier recording with LSO 2006.
But the best interpretation of Beethoven's N0.7 still Toscanini.
& Haitink is 82 now ( not 80)
MrAlgykcho 2 years ago
@MrAlgykcho He turned 81 in March.
b286guy 1 year ago
what does Royal Concertgebouw stand for?
thanks
CowHoofOnAHotPlate 2 years ago
The Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (Dutch:Koninklijk Concertgebouworkest) is based at the Concertgebouw (concert hall) in Amsterdam. In 1988, Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands conferred the "Royal" title upon the orchestra.
juukh 2 years ago
Bravo!!! Maestro Haitink forever!!!
angus24402870451 2 years ago
perfect performance
jefferyjaycool 2 years ago
You should really change the title to "RCO," instead of "KCO." I rarely type in "Koninklijk Concergebouworchest" instead of "Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra."
ThaSchwab 2 years ago 6
Thanks for the tip, I changed the name! :)
Zwijnhaat 2 years ago
Bravo~! Though he is now 80 years old, he NEVER looks 80 on the podium~!! What a spectacular performance~! My hats off to the revered maestro~!!
parkthoven 3 years ago 10
@parkthoven How true. Even after his back surgery, he slowly made his way to the podium using a cane but always conducted with vigor and focus. He's an amazing musician, and those of us in the Chicago area have been extremely fortunate to have him at the helm of the Chicago Symphony the past four years. All of his performances have a sense of occasion about them, as well as music making of the highest caliber and integrity.
b286guy 1 year ago